IT2805 Web technologies
  • Introduction
  • Web architecture
  • The Internet
  • Developing for the web
  • Document Object Model
  • HTML
    • Document Structure
    • Attributes
    • Text
    • Lists
    • Links
    • Images
    • Tables
    • Comments
    • Semantic elements
  • Site structure
  • CSS intro
    • Understanding CSS
    • Syntax
    • Comments
    • Cascade
    • Inheritance
    • Selectors
    • Color
    • Margin and padding
    • Center elements
    • Borders
    • Text and fonts
    • Pseudo-classes
  • CSS continued
    • Styling lists
    • Change between inline and block elements
    • Hide boxes
    • Document flow
    • Inheritance
    • More pseudo-classes
    • Overflow
  • Web and multimedia
    • Images
    • Video
    • Audio
  • Forms and validation
    • The form element
    • Form structure
    • Form validation
    • How to design a form
  • Responsive web design
    • Media types
    • Media features
    • Logical operators
  • Introduction to JavaScript
    • How and where to write JavaScript
    • Comments
    • Data types
    • Logical operators
    • Variables and constants
    • When something doesn't exist
    • Control structures
    • Arrays
    • Objects
    • Loops
    • Functions
    • JSON
  • Dynamic websites
  • JavaScript continued
    • Arrays
    • Scope
    • Time
    • Document Object Model
    • Events
  • XML
  • Canvas
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CSS intro

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) allows you to create rules that specify how an element, or the content of an element, should look. These rules can be reused for elements that should look the same.

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